More City-Produced Events
Plan ahead and check out these City of Toronto-produced arts and culture, food, heritage, music and sporting events later in the year. Visit the Festivals & Events Calendar to find even more events.
Digital Literacy Day
The City and the Toronto Public Library collaborate with local companies and organizations to host more than 60 events for all ages.
Toronto Remembers D-Day
Each June 6, the City of Toronto honours the Canadian men and women who took part in D-Day – the Allied forces’ invasion of Normandy, France on June 6, 1944.
Indigenous Arts Festival
Celebrate Indigenous and Métis culture at Fort York National Historic Site. June 2019.
Toronto Challenge
Are you ready for a challenge? Each June hundreds run or walk through downtown Toronto to raise funds to improve the quality of life for seniors.
Canada Day
Celebrate Canada Day across the city with fireworks, entertainment, parades and more on July 1.
Summerlicious
Toronto's delicious prix fixe summer foodie event offers three-course menus at 200 of Toronto's top restaurants each July.
Youth Games
Hundreds of youth from across Toronto participate in a day of competitive sports and cooperative games each August.
Nuit Blanche Toronto
Toronto's free all-night contemporary art event. Experience the city transformed by artists on October 5, 2019.
Remembrance Day
On November 11, we acknowledge the bravery and sacrifices of the people who gave their lives for peace and freedom.
GIS Day
An international forum for real-world applications of geographic information systems (GIS) technology. November 2019
Cavalcade of Lights
Glittering lights, music, skating and spectacular winter fireworks at Nathan Phillips Square. November 2019.
Toronto Sport Summit
Torontonians involved in community sports gather for a day-long networking and capacity building event.
